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2024 Ones to Watch Rising Stars: Mackenzie Kurtz Webb, Keystone National Properties

Mackenzie Kurtz Webb
Analyst - Asset Management & Acquisitions 
Keystone National Properties

“Mackenzie consistently demonstrates a willingness to assume an increasing level of responsibility. She recently began organizing and leading team meetings and stepped up to lead asset management for our portfolio of net leased assets. She is a resource for team members and works collaboratively across the organization to lend support to others.” - Heidi Wheatley, Chief Operating Officer at Keystone National Properties

Who are the key people in your life that have contributed to your success? First and foremost, my parents. They have been my biggest cheerleaders and have always continued to push me to strive for more. Second, Heidi Wheatley and Ray Sun, they have consistently believed in me and have nurtured my professional growth into what it is today.

Beyond your professional achievements, what are some of your passions or hobbies? I have a deep passion for learning about our natural world and the Earth we live on. I like to spend my time outside, hiking, playing with my dogs, and actively volunteering with my local arboretum and nature conservancy. 

How do you balance your rising career with your personal life? I am incredibly detailed oriented and organized. I make time for what is important to me, family, health, friendship, and schedule it into my calendar. If something comes up, I make it a priority to communicate and reschedule. 

Outside of your career, where else do you seek continuous learning and personal growth? I like to engage my creative side when time allows. I am currently enrolled in online learning with the Royal School of Needlework to improve my hand embroidery techniques. I am self-taught through the basics but was ready to learn from the experts.

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